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Rose Aphids - Macrosiphum rosae
Tucson, Arizona
It’s fair to say that without the encouragement of my mother, who allowed all manner of newts, snakes, caterpillars, tadpoles and ants into the house, I would not have gone on to become a biologist.
Thanks Mom, and happy mother’s day!
photo details: Canon MP-E 65mm 1-5x macro lens on a Canon [...]

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Blog neglect

Busy, busy, busy. In the meantime, there’s always the “Blog” of Unnecessary Quotation Marks.

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Weekend Links

The New York Times has a piece on Ansel Adams.
Spot the fake smile!
Get your fix of Cicada Mania.
And finally…Polar Bear Tacos?

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Not much posting this week.  I’ve been busy getting genetic data from a new batch of specimens for the Beetle Tree of Life project, a process that’s always slower than I expect.
Fortunately it turns out that the internet has sites other than mine, and some of those even have interesting things to read and pretty [...]

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Best Phylum Ever

This may come as a shock to my regular readers, but I agree with Afarensis that Arthropoda is clearly the best animal phylum.

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This comes as a surprise,

but apparently the Myrmecos Blog is “excellent”. Thanks Adrian!

On the off chance you actually came here looking for excellence, let me send you off in some more fruitful directions:
Drawing the MotMot
Stu Jenks
NCSU Insect Blog

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Linneaus’ Legacy #4

Linnaeus’ Legacy #4 is up at The Other 95%.

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I have thousands of absolutely awful photographs on my hard drive. I normally delete the screw-ups on camera as soon as they happen, but enough seep through that even after the initial cut they outnumber the good photos by at least 3 to 1. Here are a few of my favorite worst shots.

Thinking that [...]

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Circus of the Spineless #29 is now posted at Andrea’s Buzzing About. The circus rounds up invertebrate blog posts from the previous month, a great read!
#30 will be at A D.C. Birding Blog at the end of February.

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My lovely wife Jo-anne has been in South America the last couple weeks doing field research on Argentine ants while I tend the home fires here in Tucson. I hope she finds it in her to forgive me for the post I am about to write.
Earlier today I got an email explaining why I’m [...]

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